broker
3 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
brokers
plural
brokers
Britannica Dictionary definition of BROKER
[count]
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a person who helps other people to reach agreements, to make deals, or to buy and sell property (such as stocks or houses)
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see also pawnbroker, power broker, stockbroker
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a real estate broker
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an insurance broker
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a marriage broker [=a person who helps to arrange the marriages of other people]
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broker
/ˈbroʊkɚ/
verb
brokers;
brokered;
brokering
2
broker
/ˈbroʊkɚ/
verb
brokers;
brokered;
brokering
Britannica Dictionary definition of BROKER
[+ object]
:
to help people, countries, etc., to make a deal or to reach an agreement
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broker a stock sale
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The President has been trying to broker a peace treaty.
